Use this January gardening calendar and make plans now for the upcoming gardening season.
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Learn the signs of common problems with houseplants and how to treat them.
Easy-to-grow blueberries make a delicious topping for a breakfast bowl of warm steel cut oats, Greek yogurt and a honey quinoa walnut granola. Give it a try this week.
Colorful shrubs bring winter interest and flashy foliage to your four-season garden.
Use fresh rosemary from your herb garden to make a sparkling non-alcoholic beverage with grapefruit juice.
When you bring a new baby home, even a fur baby, you want to give it the very best start in life, and houseplants are no different. Learn how to give your new houseplants what they need to thrive in their new environment.
Brighten your mood and indoor space with houseplants that purify the air. Houseplants add moisture, oxygen and bring much-needed color to drab winter days.
Make your house a holiday home with live greenery. While you’re decking the halls this season, remember the boughs of holly, garland, kissing balls and a wreath for the front door.
Keep the fresh-cut greenery in your holiday decorations looking attractive throughout the season.
Bromeliads are naturals for the indoor gardener. With their bold colors and easygoing ways, they make stunning houseplants.
Learn how to make simple houseplant charms from polymer clay and copper wire. These whimsical decorations embellish houseplant gifts throughout the year. Get the step by step instructions.
Pinecones are naturally perfect for Christmas decor. When you give them a bleach treatment, you’ll have parchment-colored pinecones to add rustic style to your holiday decorations.